The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-08-18

! the brides father, August 10th
1887, by Rev. w. J. Griffith, Mr.
Ellsworth E. Donaldson and Mis-.
SaIlic G. Carrick.
MARRIED at the parsonage al
Smiths Chapel, August 9Th, 'S7.
by Rev. w. j. Griffith. Mr.. Har-
low E.. White and Mrs. Hattie
Floyd, both of Logan, O.,
The infant child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Brashears, aged aoou!
) two weeks, died at half past foul
o'clock Sunday. Funeral from
the residence at 4 o'clock Mon
day.
Il Jacob Fox. the well known
butcher, is rejoicing over a little
| girl that came TO his home Mon
day evening. DR.. Campbell re-
Iporis mother and babe as well as
could be expected.
Mrs Maynard and her daugh-
ters. the Misses Marie and Ettle,
left for Worlhinston, o.. On Tues
day, where they will visit the
family of Joseph Boardman, for
merly of this city.
The Prize Musical convention
at New Plymouth, Saturday
Aug. 20th, will draw an immense
crowd from Logan. The fare is
low and nearly everybody has
got the "mania" and are going.
Thursday morning last, Harvey
Sain, of Mt. Pleasant. fell, and
striking his head on stone step
cut fearful cash on his forehead.
sHe will recover, though render
ed :senseless for some time byshis
| fall.
Go 10 The East End Grocery for
.staple and fancy groceries, pro-
visions, -four, notions, and con-
fecticnary. Highest price paid
for produce of all kinds at east..end
of Main street, Andy Holl, Jr.,
proprietor.
Rev. John Stemen, formerly of
Marion twp, this county, for a
time principal of The High School
and now a prominent divine al
Wasaca, Minn., is visiting his
mother ia this county. and made
the Sentinel pleasant visi. yes,
terd ay. ::
| DR.. ]. W. Hamilton, of Colum-
bus, was in this city last Monday.
and met DIR. Campbell in consul
tation regarding the case Of Mrs.
| II. D. Risley, who is suffering
from a cancerous ,growti. on her
face. 1t was concluded that no
operation should be performed.
Joseph j. Beck and Miss Mar.
tha ]. Williams were married at
The Cathedral in Columbus, on
Wednesday of last week, by Rev.
Father White. Jce is a son of
George Beck of This city, and is a
Logan boy. He has the best
wishes Of the boys in this Office.
who wish him long and happy
life.
We have just received a copy
of the premium list of the Athens
Comfy Fair. which is TO be held
Sept. 2S!h, 29lh. and 30ih. 1887
The premium list was printed in
.he Office of the Athens Journal
and is a very cred,iable job. the
W ork having been compiled by
Will S. Jones, local editor OF tha!
paper.
Roy, SON of Frank Vanatta.
Murray's City. whose foot was
operated on by DIR. Campbell
some months ago, is. We are glad
to note, getting along in good
shape. One year ago, it looked
as if the boy would be a cripple
for life. Now his foot is almost
sound. and it is only matter Of
little time when he will be about
as active as ever.
We would again call The atten
ton of our readers to the adver-
t;sement of B. @. McManigal and
the merits of the sewing machines
he has for sale. Mr.. Mcdanigal
is one among our best known bus
mess men and will be glad TO
show up the excellent points in
bis machine to all who may call.
You should make it a point to
zee him before buying elsewhere.
1t will be money in your pocket.
DR.. f. A. Farquhar and wife, of
GAINESVILLE, O.. were the guests Of
DR.. Pullen and wife, last Sunday.
Dl. Farquhar is the father Of six
sons, ell of whom are physicians.
and among them being DR.. 0. c.
Farquhar, who is a regular visl-'
tor to this city. He also raised
three daughters who all married
doctors. DR.. Farquhar is now in
his 10Th. year and is ENJOYING eX-
cellent health Mrs. Farquhar is
life long friend of Mrs. Pullen.
The Doctor and wife returned 10
their home Monday morning.
Miss Jennie Cook, one of the
pretiiest little girls in Logan,
through the hand of Albert, Of
"ourS,' presented us last Thurs